Halsey 'was called crazy and anxious and lazy' before getting diagnosed after 8 years of sickness

Bethenny Frankel is ruffling some feathers with her take on the Amber Heard vs. Johnny Depp defamation case!

TikTok star has fled to Thailand to drink away his break-up after he was dumped by his girlfriend for causing havoc in Wetherspoons. Tom Birchy, who has labelled himself as the "Kind of Leeds", told his 170,00 followers how he managed to get £2000 worth of free food and drink at The Golden Beam in Headingley.

Gen Z are turning to the likes of TikTok and Instagram to learn new hobbies, such as creating portraits of pets, roller-skating – and bubble nails, a fingernail art technique.A poll of 1,500 18-25-year-olds found nearly three-quarters (72%) have been inspired to take up a new interest as a direct result of watching clips on popular social media channels.Of those with a new hobby, over half (53%) spend at least four hours a week watching them on their smartphones – equating to a total of 208 hours per year.Videos of past times and content such as ASMR, tie-dying and ghost-hunting have a loyal following among young adults, as do “how-to” clips featuring meditation, photography, and extreme make-up.It also emerged four in ten have gone behind the camera themselves to share their hobbies on social media.The study was commissioned to mark the launch of the Samsung Galaxy A53 5G, whose spokeswoman, Annika Bizon, said: “After two years of various lockdowns where our creativity could have been stifled, it’s no surprise we’ve seen an increase in awesome and unconventional hobbies coming from this generation.“This audience craves expression, turning to social media outlets like never before, to watch, create, and share their content.”Of those who post their own content relating to their hobby on social media, 86% said it has been well received – so much so, they’ve seen their number of followers increase by 21%.Key motivators for sharing include showing off their new skills (26%), personal enjoyment (25%), and connecting with others (24%) – while 23% do it to learn new things.A fifth said it took them three months to perfect their hobby content, to ensure followers would like it.And on average, content creators spend an average of

Halsey defended themself from an onslaught of hateful comments about their appearance, just one week after revealing multiple health diagnoses.In response to criticism about their weight, the27-year-old pop star, who uses 'she/they' pronouns, shared a TikTok video reacting to being told that she looks 'too thin' and needs to 'put some meat on those bones.''U look sick.' BC I AM. LET ME LIVE,' the Without Me hitmaker captioned the footage of them with a puzzled expression while rocking a black tank top.

Taking it back. Lance Bass deleted his Amber Heard-inspired TikTok video after being criticized for seemingly mocking victims of domestic violence.

Lance Bass has deleted a controversial TikTok video he posted referencing Amber Heard and Johnny Depp’s defamation trial.

told Jam Press that she used to contort her face when she felt awkward in pictures. “Then I started showing my chin off more on TikTok with random sounds that then started the chin dance,” she said.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorTikTok is finally going to let users of the short-form app properly give credit where credit is due.The Bytedance-owned app is introducing the first iteration of creator-crediting tools that will enable — and encourage — users to link back to the videos of TikTok creators and trend originators.Until now, TikTok creators could only tag other accounts in their clips. And while you can use sounds in TikTok posts that link to the video that originally used the sound, you can’t tag them in a description.

Britain's Got Talent judge Amanda Holden left fans in hysterics after she belched "a best of a burp" on her Instagram.The 51-year-old was happy to take part in the latest TikTok challenge where a willing participant tries to drink a can of fizzing drink without burping.Sharing the video clip on her social media platform, Amanda started off rather tame as she opened the fizzy drink can.Captivating viewers while wearing a striking blue dress, she said: "My first attempt of drinking a whole can of Sprite without burping. I don't even drink sprite.The TV personality looked elegant as she continued to sip the drink while informing fans that it was all "going well".But as she appeared to grow in confidence, Amanda let out a humongous belch, which left her followers rather taken aback.Heading straight to the comment section, fans couldn't wait to share their thoughts on the clip.One person penned: "Omg I nearly wet myself, followed by a string of crying emojis."Another said: "I STILL FIND YOU ATTRACTIVE AFTER THIS."A third shared: "Hahahahahhahahahahhaha.

TikTok user who claims to be a time traveller from 2236 has issued a warning that humans will make contact with an alien race this summer before Europe is struck by a 'deadly meteor' in autumn.The user, who posts under the name @realtiktoktimetraveller also claimed a hacker is coming to close down millions of social media accounts because they are against the platform. In the clip, which has gained over 4,000 likes since it was posted at 1am on May 18, the warnings read: "Many people still don't believe me.

NHS website, Lipoedema is: “An abnormal build-up of fat in your legs and sometimes arms.”Although Kahlil is much more confident about her gorgeous body, she is often targeted on TikTok with cruel comments – and now she has fought back.In a clip that has racked up 759,000 views, the beauty who had a gastric sleeve donned a white top under a black strappy skater dress that revealed her thighs and legs.Kahlil said that she is “literally just existing” but still is targeted by hateful jibes.The babe then shared: “People [express] how gross my body is.” “Unsolicited comments on people's bodies aren’t the vibe y’all,”she captioned the post,Shocked by the nasty remarks, many people fled to the comments to support Kahlil and compliment her body.One person commented: “Beautiful.”Another user added: “Omg girl you are gorgeous.”A third person voiced: “It’s none of their business, you are awesome and this dress looks amazing on you.”Someone else praised: “That dress on you, girl you look great.”And, a fifth user expressed: “Mediocre people can’t understand how warriors live. You are beautiful.”Elsewhere, an influencer has been targeted by some men after her pandemic weight gain and condemns fat shaming.Also, a model with 32L boobs shares what she looked like before surgery and weight loss. Get all the biggest Lifestyle news straight to your inbox. Sign up for the free Daily Star Hot Topics newsletter

Just married! Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker crashed Alabama Barker‘s TikTok live after their surprise wedding.

TikTok produces some niche and sometimes, quite frankly, bizarre beauty recommendations, but one thing we thank the video app for is for bringing our attention to affordable skincare brands like CeraVe. Of course, plenty of us will have seen the brand on shelves in pharmacies and drugstores, but did we really pay it its due attention before it went viral? Probably not. One of the brand’s products to really reach social media stardom was the relatively simple sounding Facial Moisturising Lotion SPF25, currently on sale for £10.80 here.

Gogglebox star Joe Baggs has joked that his mum Lisa "gets her boobs out weekly" while they're making dinner.TikTok influencer and recruitment worker Joe, 25, appears on the Channel 4 programme with his mum Lisa, dad Terry and brother George, where they have entertained audiences since 2020.However appearing on the Saving Grace Podcast with brother George, the Gogglebox star joked that his mum gives the family a "weekly nipple update", saying: "My mum gets her t***s out every Tuesday when we make spag bol."The clip, which was shared on the podcast's TikTok channel, showed the host looking surprised as she asked, "Does she? Does she actually?"Joe then replied: "When she had her boob job, she used to update us on how the nipples are recovering."However, brother George, who is also a TikTok star alongside his famous family, began laughing in the video, adding: "I can't believe you're saying this," to which Joe joked: "Here's the weekly nipple update."Podcast host Grace then asked: "So you'd actually see the nipple?", to which Joe replied: "Oh 100 per cent. "We saw everything.

TikTok followers for doing so.In an exclusive interview with the Daily Star, Abbey has opened up about how she has managed to overcome her addiction.She explained: “I attempted sobriety for years, but never succeeded. My addiction was causing chaos within my life.“I started drinking and smoking in high school with all of my friends.

pregnancy.But she didn't have anything to worry about as her manager was supportive about the unplanned baby.It's actually been the judgement from strangers that's been the trickiest to navigate in recent months.When Hebe made a light-hearted TikTok video about returning to work after maternity leave, only to fall pregnant again, she was brutally trolled.The mum told Fabulous: "I didn’t expect more than a few hundred people to see the video and I thought it would give other women a laugh, especially those who could relate to the worry about taking time off from their career to have a family."How very wrong I was.

diets, being in pain and frequently using the toilet because of the condition. The professional beautician decided to book a trip to Turkey and get a gastric sleeve operation to aid her with her weight loss – which has now left her with a “child size” stomach.

"This is a red letter day," declared host Graham Norton proudly as Sam Ryder earned the UK's best result in 20 years at the Eurovision Song Contest. And the praise and respect came pouring in for the TikTok sensation as he narrowly lost out to Ukraine.

The mom of a 10-year-old girl who passed away after attempting a viral social media challenge has taken legal action against TikTok and its parent company, ByteDance.

tattoo she had gotten with a friend was disappointed when it was somehow rubbed off her finger.Isabella B Guerra, 20, recorded herself and her friend each getting '222' tattooed on the side of their index fingers and had huge grins on their faces when leaving the tattoo parlour. But later on, the woman from Dallas was shocked to see that her other friend could rub away the numbers after she had just spent $100 (£81) on her new ink.

One TikTok star is paying it forward to her Uber driver, who helped her after an unfortunate experience at Coachella.